
Last week someone asked me how many Macs I’ve had? It took a few minutes to add them up. I counted those I’ve bought for me, for my kids. All total about 20. How about you? How many Macs? How many iPods? Take the poll and check the numbers.
Of course, those of us who are more, uh, um, “mature” may have purchased more Macs than most. Years adds a lot to a life—and to the Mac collection.
There was the first 128k Mac with a printer. $2,495. And a cute little “bomb” that.... (excerpted).
Mr Macintosh said:
Mac Plus
Mac SE
Mac IICi
Mac Quadra 700
Mac Quadra 900
PowerMac 7600
PowerMac 8500
PowerBook 540
PowerBook 5300
PowerBook G3 - Pismo
** have to add the NeXT Cube which is still running at home!!!
PowerBook G4
PowerMac MDD - Dual G4 1.25
PowerMac Dual-G5
MacBook Pro - 15” 2.33
Mac Pro - 2.66 Dual Xeons
But not really a Mac fanboy or anything - LOL.
Krishna Sadasivam said:
My first Apple was an Apple IIGS.
Years later, I moved to a PowerComputing PowerTower 180e (a Mac clone), followed by a Wallstreet Powerbook 233. From there…
PowerMac Dual 450MHz
PowerBook G3 400MHz Pismo
PowerMac Dual 2GHz G5 (rev. A)
MacBook Pro 2.16GHz (15” screen)
Mac Pro (early 2008) 2.8GHz Dual-Quad Core
spinaltap said:
Over the past 20 years, I’ve bought the following - Mac IIx, Mac IIcx, SE30, LC, LC630 (x2), Mac 8200, Mac Mini.
auramac said:
I have a beautiful G5 iMac that is showing its age! How can this be- it’s PPC and I’ve avoided Leopard and some other software. I’m a musician, just got Logic Pro- I’m staring at the box wondering if it’s for the iMac or my next computer- a MacBook matte screen Pro. Of course, the next ones are coming… do I wait? For the upgrade’s version 1.. or later. In the fall- winter. I need a new laptop and I need to keep in touch- I work as a Mac Tech Consultant. I’m still at PPC and Tiger. If I had the money- why, I’d simply buy everything I need!
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AmméLeep said:
My first was an LC, later upgraded to a 3.
Bought one of the first G3 desktops (only Mac I’ve had that committed harakiri).
Had a G3 laptop (Wall St.?)
A friend gave me his old G3 desktop that I’ve hung onto.
Now have a PowerBook G4.
One iPod Nano, the tall skinny one.